Find Me In Your Labyrinth

Eduardo’s death came as a complete shock to everyone.

When he unleashed the Shadow Killing Technique, the crowd was certain of his victory. This ancient, secret skill, long lost to time, was legendary in the martial arts world. It was known to be unbeatable against opponents of the same level and could even kill those more powerful. The Shadow Killing Technique bypasses physical defenses and energy shields, directly inflicting fatal damage on the soul. Only those with exceptionally strong mental strength could hope to withstand it.

At first, everything seemed to go as expected. Eduardo, using the Shadow Killing Technique, completely dominated Black Kong, leaving him with no chance to fight back.

But then, in a split second, Eduardo—who had seemed invincible just moments before—was suddenly stabbed through the heart and died instantly.

It all happened so fast that the audience didn’t even have time to process it.

“Dead… he’s dead?”

“What just happened?”

“It was too fast! I couldn’t see it clearly!”

disbelief. How could he, who had clearly been in control, have died

what happened?” Grace asked, her expression

Eduardo controlling his shadow, defeating Black Kong’s fists, and knocking him to the ground. But how did he suddenly get

must have some special ability that lets him change

kind of strange ability

different. He seemed to be a rare supernatural being, and since

the big guy planned this all along?” Noemi speculated. “He used his fists to distract Eduardo, baited him into using the Shadow Killing Technique, and then

the flaw in Eduardo’s Shadow Killing Technique?” Kassidy asked, surprised. “How could someone who looks like

even dead. Although Black Kong was strong, he must have experienced immense

help from a master,” Noemi speculated, glancing toward Father Adam and Bill Wolf, who were part of Black Kong’s group. “When Black Kong was in trouble, those two wouldn’t have just stood by. They might have given him advice through some hidden means, helping him

there was suspicion of cheating, their actions were subtle and undetected. Without proof, it would be impossible to accuse

bunch of underhanded cowards!” Kassidy sneered. “When they can’t